一代女皇王星以光头形象讲述被骗经历，电诈团伙为什么要强制剃光头？_我的网站
A | Unitree: Valuation rise reflects optimism Investors are showing a strong appetite for Unitree Robotics' initial public offering, reflecting growing optimism about China's ambition to turn its industrial chain strengths into commercially viable artificial intelligence applications in the physical world, market experts and investment banks said. Though still at an early stage of commercialization, China's embodied intelligence industry is gaining momentum in scaling up applications, first in business scenarios and later in consumer markets, creating a distinctive opportunity set for global investors, they said. The IPO of Unitree on Shanghai's STAR Market — the first A-share listing of a major producer of humanoid robots — has entered the subscription stage, with buoyant demand helping to lift its issue price and fundraising size above earlier expectations. Its issuing announcement showed that it had priced its IPO at 150.80 yuan ($22.35) per share, with expected proceeds amounting to 6.099 billion yuan, higher than the 4.202 billion yuan estimated in its earlier IPO filing at an implied price of about 104 yuan per share. Its IPO price represents a price-to-earnings ratio of 219.23 times, far surpassing the industry average of 38.56 times and giving it a market capitalization of about 60.99 billion yuan at the IPO price, the announcement said. The offering attracted a group of strategic investors, including the National Council for Social Security Fund, DeepSeek, as well as investment arms or affiliates of China National Petroleum Corp, China Southern Power Grid, China Telecom, Tencent and CITIC Securities. Notably, the social security fund has become Unitree's largest strategic investor, subscribing to 933,402 shares, or 2.31 percent of the offering, for around 141 million yuan. The move underscores long-term institutional capital's recognition of the humanoid robotics sector's prospects. Retail investors have also shown enthusiasm ahead of Unitree's online subscriptions that open on Monday, with posts wishing for successful allocations piling up on financial information platform Eastmoney's online stock forum for the company. Yang Shuning, executive director and partner at Wenzhi Capital, a Beijing-based private equity company focused on high-tech investments, said the keen demand and high valuation reflect investors' optimism about Unitree's commercialization prospects and its positioning in the embodied intelligence sector. "Given the scarcity premium enjoyed by leading players in tech sectors and the multibillion-dollar valuations seen among overseas humanoid robotics peers, Unitree's valuation is not without justification," he said. But Yang cautioned that Unitree's valuation is less about current earnings than about investors pricing in its future profitability. "If Unitree falls behind in scaling up commercialization, revenue growth weakens or investors start using a different valuation yardstick, valuations would come under pressure." Commercial promise Wang Xingxing, Unitree's founder and chairman, said on Friday that the company's pure humanoid robot shipments exceeded 5,500 units in 2025, the highest in the world. Unitree's rise has come as China's humanoid robotics sector takes the lead worldwide in terms of shipments, with its commercialization prospects becoming increasingly visible. Citing exhibition examples at the World Artificial Intelligence Conference in Shanghai, UBS said in a recent report that humanoid robots are "increasingly being evaluated as production tools rather than exhibition assets". Commercialization should first scale in structured business-to-business scenarios such as factories, logistics and smart pharmacies, while consumer use cases remain a longer-term prospect, the report said. Zhao Liang, a partner at Unique Capital, an investment institution focused on AI innovation, said that humanoid robots may integrate with specific application scenarios on a large scale in the next three to five years. "Given China's advantages in industrial supply chains and talent, the country's embodied intelligence industry chain may bring a surprise to the world," Zhao said. Unitree's listing, which took only 104 days to go from the application acceptance stage to registration approval, is expected to further boost financing, investment and development of China's embodied intelligence sector, experts said. Besides Unitree, another major Chinese humanoid manufacturer, AGIBOT, is seeking an IPO in Hong Kong. According to UBS, China's embodied AI sector saw a wave of IPO filings and strong primary market financing this year, with first-half funding going above 34.5 billion yuan. With a buoyant listing pipeline, China's embodied intelligence industry — and the broader physical AI sector — could offer global investors a distinct exposure to the next phase of AI development where physical-world applications become increasingly important, experts added. Goldman Sachs said in a report that while the US and North Asian tech companies hold a dominant position in sectors such as semiconductor and AI models, China's AI opportunity set seems better populated in power, infrastructure and physical AI, implying a potentially strong value proposition and diversification benefits to global investors.
B | 那么，电诈团伙为何要这么做呢？大象新闻请河南省家庭发展研究会副秘书长、国家二级心理师赵悦玲做了心理层面的分析。视频加载中...首先，剃光头发是一种极端的羞辱手段，目的是剥夺受害者的个人身份和尊严。在电诈园区中，受害者被迫以“猪仔”等低贱的身份生活，剃光头发进一步加深了这种羞辱感。其次，剃光头发可以防止受害者逃跑。如果受害者逃跑，电诈团伙可以通过识别光头来迅速追捕他们。同时，剃光头发也使得受害者在逃跑时更容易被发现并受到惩罚。
C | 剃光头发对受害者造成了极大的心理压力和精神创伤。
D | 这种行为不仅剥夺了受害者的尊严，还使他们感到无助和绝望，从而更容易屈服于电诈团伙的控制。最后，大象新闻也再次提醒大家，电诈团伙的手段极其恶劣，境外务工一定不要轻信非法渠道的招聘广告，务必通过正规的劳务输出机构进行，以保障自己的安全。
E | Current article:http://zp2xhg9.chuaiguonengdonggai.buzz/myj/r28qm.html Published on:13:16:07 |
。 大象新闻记者 王海妹中国演员王星在获救后讲述了自己被电诈团伙控制的经历，其中提到被强制剃光头发。这一细节引发了网友的讨论。大象新闻记者在梳理过往电诈案件时发现，剃光头发在电诈受害案是一种普遍存在的现象。
